Gardening seems to ramp up in October and becomes a real priority for many of us. Spring is well underway, and that desire to plant things by Labour Weekend (particularly potatoes and tomatoes) acts as a great motivator. If October is a busy gardening month for you, here’s a bit of a to-do list to ensure you do the things you really need to do.
Transforming the look of your garden suggests something mammoth needs to happen. In reality, that couldn’t be further from the truth. It’s quite easy to change the appearance of your garden, with some helpful tips and pointers, of course!
Organic gardening is seen as sustainable, healthy, and very, very trendy. If you’re keen to jump on the bandwagon – fuelled by repurposed coconut oil, of course – here are a few tips to follow
Gardening is a rewarding and fruitful experience, and we applaud you if you’re about to dig deep into the world of growing your own produce, flowers, shrubs and trees. To help you transition from green to green thumb, we’re happy to present a few tips and tricks for beginners.
Gardening seems to ramp up in October and becomes a real priority for many of us. Spring is well underway, and that desire to plant things by Labour Weekend (particularly potatoes and tomatoes) acts as a great motivator. If October is a busy gardening month for you, here’s a bit of a to-do list to ensure you do the things you really need to do.
Transforming the look of your garden suggests something mammoth needs to happen. In reality, that couldn’t be further from the truth. It’s quite easy to change the appearance of your garden, with some helpful tips and pointers, of course!
Organic gardening is seen as sustainable, healthy, and very, very trendy. If you’re keen to jump on the bandwagon – fuelled by repurposed coconut oil, of course – here are a few tips to follow
Introducing our monthly gardening calendars So, you are ready to get growing with those green fingers we know you have, but need extra guidance ...
Gardening is a rewarding and fruitful experience, and we applaud you if you’re about to dig deep into the world of growing your own produce, flowers, shrubs and trees. To help you transition from green to green thumb, we’re happy to present a few tips and tricks for beginners.
